Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-21

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News Notes.
There will be delightful little social
DANCE At the Nadeau House this even-
ing.
Work has been commenced on the
ahree hundred foot extension to the
Southern Pacific freight depot.
Bishop Kip remains at San Gabriel,
t,e guest Of Mrs. Wilson. too i'll for
duty. but able to see few friends.
Word was received yesterday that
Harry Mack. who is wanted here on
charge of resisting an officer, had been
captured by Sheriff Cunningham. OF
stockton. A warrant was sent up by
Sheriff Hays.
Bishop Wingfield confirms for ST.
Augustin's Church, Santa Monica, to-
day (rhursday). at IL A. NJ, and for the
Church of the Epiphany, DAILY street,
East Los Angeles, this evening, at 1880
O'Clock.
Mr.. Simon Reinhardt, of the Depot
Hotel, who has been seriously ill fol
soms days pa. t, has so far recovered thai
on yesterday he went out to the Ray
mond Hotel, where he will remain foi
several days.
On next Tuesday, the 6Sth anniver'
sary OF the l. o. o. F. will be celebrated
ia Los Angeles. There will be grand
street parade with General John Il
Mathews as the Marshal. At night q
complimentary ball will bs given.
"A meeting Of the property Owners ol
Firs. street will be held on Saturday
evening at the Council Chambers, tc
CONSIDER the proposition to widen that
street. Mayor Workman, who an.
nounces the call, thinks that there
should be large attendance, as the
matter is one of great importance.
A free lecture on the "Historit
Monuments Of France" with views
of the same, will be delivered at the
Los Angeles Conservatory of Music, 40f
South Main street, Friday evening
April 22d, by Mr.. +. s. R@hrig. o.
Pasadena. All interested in art and
architecture will he welcome.
II tis rumored that Professor j. II
Cornell, the famous composer and music
teacher, of New York city. contemplate
coming out here to reside, with the in
of sootsfufspn a nn q tory In,
the advanced pupils in music. The wei
known reputation Of the Professor is {
sufficient guarantee of his success. HI
will leave many friends and pupils be-
hind him.
About week ago Sam Stanley wa!
arrested for being drunk and disorderly
He then swore that he would buy pis
land shoot the next man who arreste,
him. Last night he imbibed too mucl
Of the ardenta and was arrested by Office
Morton ON Los Angeles street. He hat
the pistol, but he did not shoot. III
was charged with being drunk and dis
orderly and with carrying concealed
weapons.
An Eastern lady who is sojourning al
Tustin wants to know how many diffsr
ent varieties of roses have been on exhi-
bi,ion at the Flower Festival. Aftel
cons uittation with the lady managers O
the Flower Festival and particularly
with Mrs. Day, who has charge of the
Special Rose Booth, the HERALD car
state authoritatively that 4Sl differen
l~s~I. IS ,ozoo houa hoon reaaivad Thi
lady can also inform her Eastern friend
that one bank of roses, that around th'
fountain, contained $4,000 blossoms.
Last evening DIR. J. P. Widney. Dear
of the College of Medicine of the Uni
versity of Southern California, gave
delightful reception to ths Faculty ant
students of the college at his residence
32l South Hill street. The evening wa
one of much pleasure and all enjoyed
themselves TO the full. The entire facult!
and the greater portion of the students
were present. The ladies fivored the
guests with some excellent music and
sumputous repast was served. Aside
from being splendid instructor, DR..
Widney understands thoroughly the art
of entertaining with ease and grace.
Oscar Baer, who deals in poultry in
the Spring street market. yesterday ex-
hibited an egg which for size should
place Los Angeles hens in the lead. o.
car put three dozen hens, all of moder
ate size, in a coop. A short time after.
wards he saw in the middle of the coop
awhite object, which he thought was a
fancy chimney top. Calling assistance
he dragged the object forth and to his
astonishment found it to be an egg and
its temperature certainly showed that il
was freshly laid. This monstrous ex-
ample of what climate will do for hen
weighed exactly half pound, measured
ten inches around the long way anc
eight inches around the middle.